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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-08-26

sY-For Sale.--Three Fresh Cows. One has
twin Calves. s. Griffith Davis, Aberdeen.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-08-26

r: Mickey reports: USED symington's Bono
and Potash on wheat; crop result fully equal
that from much higher priced goods.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-08-26

.Sg- For Rent.-Two comfortable new DWELL
ing Houses In Bel Air, with six rooms, cool cell
lar, large yard, garden and excellent water. APP
ply TO Frank Ii. Jacobs. l2au3t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-08-26

AXE Of Tobacco, which the owner can have by
calling for it.
sB-For Salc.-Two Yearling pure-bred South.
down Bucks. Johns II. Janney, Churchvlle P.
U. 26au4t
terror Sale. Thorough bred Scotch Collie
Pups and Jersey Red Pigs also, lot of grade
jersey Red and Poland China Pigs. All at re.
sonable prices j l.. Mccormick, Poplar Grove
took Farm, Bel Air. 26ault
c5g~Position wanted in Hartford by a Teacher
of six years experience. Best of references
given. K. 2. Winemiler, Rinely, York Co., Pa.
2Gau2t
s9y- Wanted.-A competent Young Man to
take charge of an Office in Bel Air. Apply at
The AEgis Office on Monday, August Goth, at II
o'clock, A. NJ. 26au1t
e5Y-For sale.-Two southdown Bucks, on
Homestead Farm, by VIM. II. Jones, near Bel
Air. 26au3t
~ Stolen from the residence of the subscri-
Der, at Bush, on Thursday, August 18th, Sill
yer Watch and pearl-handled Penknife. A
suitable reward will be paid for the recovery
OF the articles and the arrest and conviction.of
the thief Charles E. Magness, Abingdon P.
o. 20du1t
Fifty tons of prime Timothy Hay in barn
and 800 bushels of good Oats, for sale. John
Harvard, on Mrs. Winchesters Farm, near
Creswell. 26au
.g-Pasture for Horses Good water. VIM.
NJ. DaluWln, CTe5Well T.O. SOluSt
eB-For Sale fine, large, young Horse
John Moores, Bel Air 2. o. 19au
rB"Cows Wanted.-Fresh Cows and Spring
ers-Highest cash prices paid by informing
Jacob Shertzer, Churchville, Hartford county,
Md. 19au2m
cB-Very Fine and Clean Fultz Wheat for
Seed weight 65 lbs. For sale by VIM. G. Ford,
Preston Station, B. and o. Railroad. 19au3t
sB-Bel Air Home School for Young Ladies'.
Duties resumed Tuesday, September 18th, 1887.
Mrs. X. E. Bouldin, Principal. 12au
Lost, last Monday, between Rouse's
Store, Bel Air, and the Homestead, pair Of
| Spectacles, in morocco case. The finder will
| please leave them at the office of Mr.. Henry d.
Farnaudis, Bel Air.
tY-For Sale Cheap.-A good large Work
Mare; will work anywhere. VIM. 7. Blake,
near Bel Air. 12au3t
.sy- For Rent-Two comfortable new DWELL
ing Houses in Bel Air, with six rooms, cool cell
lar, large yard, garden and excellent water. APP
ply to Frank Ii. Jacobs. l2au3t
B-For Sale.-Thorough.b bred Southdowu
Buck Lambs, Druid Hill stock. VIM. D. Lee,
Churchville. 12au
sB-For Sale.--Three Fresh Cows. One has
twin Calves. s. Griffith Davis, Aberdeen.
5au4t
V Wanted.-A competent Farmer with FAM
lily, to work farm on shares. References re-
quired. Apply to s. A. Webster, Creswell, Md.
tB-For Sale.-Several 1ne Shropshire Buck
Lambs. John Moores, near Bel Air. 5au
eS- For Rent.-The whole or part of the
Wilton Farm of $50 acres, near Havre de Grace,
suitable for canning, grazing, or grain raising.
Apply on the premises or to j. Henriques, P.
D. Box No. 81, Havre de Grace. 29ju
81 New Stock of Clothing just received and
offered at reduced rates. Frock, Cutaway and
Sack Suits; complete line Of Pants. K. E.
Bouldin 29ju
EB- Celery and late Cabbage Plants for sale.
E. A. Bagley, Reckord P. o., Baltimore Co.,
Md. lie
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-08-26

tB- For Sale.-Thorough-b Southdown
Buck Lambs, Druid Hill stock. VIM. D. Lee,
Churchyillp 12au
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-08-26

- Pasture for Horses. Good water VIM.
NJ Baldwin Creswell Pc 26lu2t
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-08-26

VIM. Stephenson reports: "Have used your
High Grade Oriole Fertilizer on my wheat for
two Years to my satisfaction, and shall use it
again for the coming fall season.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-08-26

Notice is hereby given to the citizens of Hat
for the year 1887, OF the officers of Registration
OF said county for the purpose of revising and
completing their registries of voters and poll
books, will begin
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-08-26
WRpNEsDAY. Aun. IN lS87.
MARYLAND CENTRAL RAILROAD.
TAKING EFFECT MAY l, 1857.
TRAINS NORTHwARD.

LEAVE Observation-Disclosures Pm
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-08-26

sB-If you want the Best cent Segar you
,ver smoked ask for the Golden Harp OF J.
}. Rouse's, Bel Air. 20my
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-02-23

ly. which Is not Sc remote out that we will
do vel to give it some consideration, sven
now l desire to offer few suggestions.
There are two lines of promotion on
shiphoard, one in the direction OF the cam
mander, and the other in that of the chiet
engneer
twice as much salary as the chief engineer,
the reauit Of which is. of course, that all
young uen who 20 to sea with any sort of
ambition, hope and ain to be captains.
'Tn point of intellect and responsibility the
engineer occupies position equally US high
as the captain
''In view Of The ebsolute necessity of or
ganzing for ihe steamships of the future
crews of the besl possible character, 1 main
tain that it is highly proper 10 Gx the pay
of captain and chief engineer Of Il vessel up
on an equal basis. and make it high enough
TO correspond with tic duties performed.
Let the rank aud compensation be in pro-
portion to actual services rendered.
II am gratilied in seeing bis matter OF the
Just and liberal treatment Of labor thus
early taken up for consideration. for the
reason that it makes a.diflerence II procur-
ing our first men, whether TIERS is hope or
not for promotion in the event Of their
earnest enueAVGFs 10 !c"H*r tE:n-etVeS
worthy oft
Through tho influence Of sac; au limo
vGtion upon methods Of treating iabcr. we
will bc enabled to secure, at rcus nable
rates of wages. al the beginning, me best
class of employees that the country has TO
offer. More especially can this be done
| when it i3 known that We have procured for
| tho erection of our vessels place which OF
fars as much in tie way Of health, climate,
comforts, and respecLabiiity as can be found
anywhere in this country, added to which
are the advantages Of moderate renis and
cheap living, together with an abundance Of
space for rest and recreation.
liam not dcsirous of creating the impress
sion that I expect to burden this company
with aBy philaShropic notions that will
simply end to populerizs myself with the
emo!oyee5 WHO will naturally come under
ny charge in The future, if [ live But want
ii thoroughly understood that no company
can be too poor nor too rich to overlook the
fact that common interest must be mani'
Tested on the part of both employer and en-.
ployee iu each other's welfare, before the
fruits Of combined capital and labor can
fouyish and ripen in this sge Of the world" !"
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"Whal we learn with pleasure we never
forget "-Altred Mercier. Tie following is
q case in point. II paid out hundreds OF
dollars without receiving any benefit" says
Mrs. Emily Rhoads. Of McBrides, Mich. II
had female complaints, especially dragging
down. for over six years. DIR. r. v Pierce's
iFavorite Prescription did me more good
than any medicine I ever took. advise
every sick lady to take it," And 80 Go we.
1t never disappoiuts its patrons. Druggists
sell it.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

-yIOR RENT-R002lS on second and third floors
Z Of building southeast corner King and Wash
ington streets. Apply to CHAS. S. TAYLOR, jr.,
II King street, or DR. WM R. PURVIS south
Patrick street. febl4 eotf
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AUCTION SALES
% 00O BUSHELS OF LIME FOR SALE.

As receiver in the chancery cause Of Wibert VS..
Beach, Will sell at private sale AT t5e lime kiln.
Gibbon street, near Lee street, Alexandria Va,
in quantities to suit purchasers, all the SHELL
LIME at said kilns, amounting to about Is 600
bushels Al! lime not sold by THURSDAY.
March 10th 1887, will sell at public auction, at
IL O'Clock NJ. on that day, on the premises
Terms of Sale: Cash.
ieb19 I'd W. II. SMITH Rec,iver
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SOhFOhh1lON FISH MHARt
will be rented for the cnsuring nine months. The
renter Till be required 70 furnish material for
and lay plstfcrms sufficient to accommodate the
trade Al passways must be kept open aud free
from obstructions. The rentor to erect no build
ing within les distance than 20 feet from the
south front. No privilege for the sale of liquors
will be granted inconsistent with the laws of tho
city on that subiect.
The renter will be cqure ! to remove the ofal
within rs hours. and none Of it shall be thrown
into The river.
Possession will be g,en on The first March,
1887.
No bids will be considered unless the bidders
shall be known or vouched for to the auctonecr
as responsible.
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
All articles landed on the wharf for the use Of
the city to be free from wharfage.
Terms: Cash payable in e. 8. currency, gold CT
silver coin.
By order of the Joint Committee on Public
Property. JNO. W. PEAKE, Chairman.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE RENTAL OF
4 the Fish Wharf the Commissioners of thc
Sinking Fund of the city Will offer the
FISH BENCHES
in the Market square for rent for the ensuing
year. feb17-td
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DUBLIc SALE.

On TUESDAY, March lst, at II m, the under
signed, at the request Of the owner, will sell at
Evergreen farm, in Fairfax county, three miles
from Alcxardris, Va, SO MuLCH COWS, o
8 WORK HORSES, FARMING IuPLEME t.,
SPRING End ROAD Wagons HAY STRAW,
&c, &c.
Terms: On all sums under 325 cash on all
sums over $25 and under $f00 three month";
time all sums over 500 six months time notes
to hear per cent interest from date OF purchase,
with approved security.
feb15t5 B. H. F0WLE.
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10 I'd W. H. SMITH. Receiver.
~ E. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.
.sH WHARF FOR RENT BY AUCTION.
CORPORATION FISH WHARF

At II o'clock M, on SATURDAY, February 20,
1887, in front of the New Market Building, on
Rnval strnat thn ~
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LEGAL.

U1XEcUToRS' NolTCE.-Tho undersigned
u having qualified fs executors of the estate of
PETER FEGAN, deceased, creby give notice
that ell claims against said estate must be pre-
sentcd, duly authenticated, for settlement All
these indebted will he required to make payment
at once.
JOHN FEGAN, r,xooo.or.
FRANK HUME,
5zi;~The ARLINGTON DISTILLs RY and con
tents for sale. jan22 I'm
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CONFECTIONERS.
4 LWAYS READY!
Henry BrengIe, Confectioner,

129 KING STREET,
Has his usual supply of goods in his line.
His Oyster Psrlors for Ladies and Oyster Rooms
for gentlemen are also OPEN Patrons may rely
upon picked Oysters, and the best cookery at all
times and the lowest rates.
OYSTERS FRIED FOR FAMILIES.
BRENGLE'5 ICE CREAM, Pies for dessert or
lunch. and Pure Candies are specialties in which
he has never been excelled. Cakes Of all kinds of
the best material cheaper than they can be made
at home. IIc caters of the best for families par
ties balls fairs and entertainments. decl3
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WASHINGTON ADYTS.
No. ]. reduced to 80 former price sl3.5oper

No. j. Reduced to 50; former price s1S.5oper
half dozen.
No. .. REDUCED 10 SIS former price s16.5o
per half dozen.
No. 5. Reduced to SIS per half dozen.
An Jnimitsblo Fit Guaranteed Quality, Work
laanship and Finish Unozcelled and Seldom
Eqaalcd.
Dress shirts for Weddings and RecoptiOns-Iho
present fashion of linen cords Embroidered Fig
urcs and Spot Bosoms most thoroughly and ele-
gently made.
Fancy shirtiugs in English Flanncls' Zephyr,
4nd Cheviot. aud French Percao.
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GROCERIES, &c

ATEw GROCERY and PROVISION STORE.
Mr. B. g. JENKINS
Announces that hc has opened Green Grocery
and Provision Store at the southeast corner of
puke and Fairfax streets where he will keep on
hand full stock of excellent goods All kinds of
MEAT5 and VEGETABLES. together with
STANDARD and FANCY GROCERIES, can be
found in his stcre at reasonable prices. jan15
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s.g r. GARLIN Z SONS,
no. 68 KING STREET

!;
no. 63 KING STREET
LEXANDRIA, YIRGIEI4,
Wholesale end Retail DeSlers il
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
lr hardware, Locks, Hinges, ScrewGi
Latc5es, &C. &2ddlery, Hardware
Buckles. Gings, Hsmes, &c, &C.
ish.s- Hardware, Axles Rims, Hubs
Sawed Follows, Tire iron, &c, Pocket
,:us snd BCtcher knives SC, Guns
fall snd complete stock Of first.
ag.ag IN saora aa2 sold e5 lowest cash
aucf5
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4ITIRE-COYERED DOOR AND WINDOW
W FRAMES and SCREEN WIRE of assorted
widths, N quantities 20 suit, at SS King street,
mv2i - IT. qREIeHToN & son.
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~, which is not SO remote out that we will
do vel to give it some consideration, sven
now desire to offer few suggestions.
There are two lines Of promotion on
shiphoard, one in the direction OF the cam
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Call aud examine, orsend for 4 circular.
oct22 T. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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Ne rave seen SO much good done by the DO
nestle" that we wish every family TO have at
est one III their house. Prices fixed, but terms
accommodating.
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COUPONS.
NaNesrIc sawINa MAcHINEs.

The good qualities of the shove machines are
now well established.
We are selling theul at as low prlce rs they
can he purchased in any of the larger cities and
arc prepared to allow as much for old MACHINES Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-02-23

Toa CHILDREN AND INyALIDs.
DRY EXTRACT MALT; soc bottle; for sale
by Lnoy4 W. F. CREIGHTON & co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
FOLKS WE KNOW.

william Connor. of Marshall, is in the
city.
Hon. Z. l. Gray. of Nswsyg0. is at
Sweets.
H. c. Ioveridge. of Coldwatsr. is visiting
his brother. L. l. Loveridge.
VI. Z. Crow. President Of the Grand
Rapids Hydraulic Company, is in town.
Bart" De vlisgsr. of the Star Clothing
House, left lest evening 70 spend Sunday
with friends Al Fennville.
w. J. Morgan. formerly Superintendent
OF the ID. & NJ. now OF the Chicago &
Grand Trunk. is in the city.
Rev. K. s Smith, OF this city, is an
nounced 20 preach in ths Congregational
Church at Whitecloud today.
Bert Parrish. formerly OF this city, has
entered the University of Minnesota as Q
freshman IN the classical course.
II. z. Kosningsberg. of Hollands favor
i.e society gentlemen, is in town looking
after bis interests in the bellies of the Valley
City.
The South Haven Messenger notices
among the arrivals at one of their village
hotels last week Senator VIM. II. Ford, of
Grazd Rapids" Such is fsme!--AHegan
Journal.
Judge Jackson and judge Severens, went
10 Kalamazoo yesterday where Judge Jack
son viii spend sunday and then so to De-,
troit on oGsinss5. Judge Severens will re-
turn tomorrow.
Col. A. t. McRsynolds. of this city, Presi-
dent Of the Mexican Veterans Association,
will attend the reunions Of the Association
and OF the Army Of the Tennessee at De-
troit, on Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Yesterday, in making the ususl rounds.
Q representative Of the TEIrsRAM- II ERsIr
happened into the Enterprise Furniture
factory. and was PLEASANTLY gree sd and
entsrts ned By Mr.. A Shields. the patentes
and nsnufscturer Of the only Combination
70 Ding Secretary and Dresser After look
ing throughsfhe factory NJ. Shields ushersd
the gentleman IN search ser news into a
room where the model of this wonderful
invention stood. which. when closed pre-
senis A appearance similar 70 that Of .
wardrobe or folding bed.
The Secrstsry being sttsched 20 the door
sw ngs on two large hinges wita different
apartments viz. Swinging lamp, shaving
mug. looking glass. t0-sl rack. comb and
brush holder, whisk broom. match case,
hair OIL case. slipper case. blackinx box.
e-C. Tae dresser las three iarze drawer.
ABOVE the como6e and nsstlT srran xe.
splssher 20 2 event scsrisg the same While
Washing. The cono.te has drawers suitable
in sizs for each sui every article Of the
cha ucer suit, besides places for cane and
umbrella Mr. Shields will sell Stale and
saop rights upon application either by io5
lots Or royalty. To appreciate s1ch con
vsnieccss A. tie ssove one mus, seeik
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
Gardiner & BaXter's.
CHANGED DAILY.

Sarah Bsfnhaft does not propose TO walk
down tie back entry Of ti1e as one OF ths
great uBwsshsd, if a. s.. go toilet set Of
solid silver will aDluse her. Sarah went
into Ilfisny's having her usual sang field
with her, and ignoring the clay things ia
chsWber SETS collsred one Of tie. silver
kings. and forthwith ordered E set that is
calculated 10 hold enough water 10 wash
all there is Of Sarah. There is gigantic
wash eowI, big enough 10 balbe in. with
tremendous pitcher 10 match. not 10 men
ton an evergrown pair Of puff boxes. and
several other enormous things. X ad Sarah
snly known OF our perfect and handsome
assortment of chamber sets, he would
not have gone to the expense OF
having silver one made. OF course her
monogram and coat-oi-Grms in chased gold
decorated each piece; bnt we could have
had that done on our chamber sels. Ii is
said after Tiffsny's designing young man
bad combined = few of his own artist.
ideas with those furnished by Bernhsr
Sarah went into ecstacies which verred
the hystericsl. She said, How be2uhful
with the accent on the "beantn and cor
not suggest = single improvement
cannot help but wonder what she w6p
say If shs saw that lovely new set in
plants and palms. which gives one Il
idea of junglcS. You will fne full line oi
the cheapest toilet sets that ever came into
the market, on our second foor-take our
cable road. Coming from dear Sarah down
to com mon fruit jars is like coming from
the sublime 10 the ridiculous; but We must
have
Fruit Jars,
And We can get along without Sarah. We
have a few dozen of tno-quart Cohsnseg
Jars LETT which We have marked down be-
lew coat, SO rs to close them out. Just think
of two-qusrt iaTs for 75 cents dozen, and
if you want to use wax with them, we win
throw wax in the bargain. First floor
near the door, We are showing today a
new line Of the blue
Ehsnenstein.
We cannet buy enough Of this ware-it
is cheap and effective on the table. We are
never able 20 keep II over a week after its
arrival. You will find it in oat-rneals, tea
cups and saucers, coffee cups and ssucers,
after dinner cups and sancers, plates, indi-
vidual buffers, bread and milk sets, sugars
and creamers, egg cups. and dozens Of other
things that are indispensable te well kept
table. Second hoor-tske our cable road
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Manager smith viii shortly introduce
an innovation az bis popular thessrs. In
securing George Harris a. stage manager be
has veteran IN The business. although
stiu younx man. Mr.. Harris was tor
seven years connected with theatres in Ns-
York snd Brooklyn in . similar capacity
but tor the pass three years has been on the
road aith ssvsrsl good dramatic companies.
He hss. &C MS fingers end, a. the saying Is.
q srrs aumber Of comedies. dramas, light
cofuic operas and buriesquss. which be viii
introduce. somsthinx entirely new being
presented ssch week. Al excellent stock
company has siso been engaged for The
season. IA wh'ch ths following names sD-
pear r. " Raymond. Miss Rose Goodail,
" X. Harvey. susie Wilde. GeorKs Harris
ard Mss Florencs Bascomh. For the COM
inu week ine iiss Of attractions sre billed.
including the four LsDonfs. the celebrated
scrobass. Nsson and Baker. the funny
sketch team. Rovley. the great female i'm
per-onstoe. fohnnv Msx. he fsvorife
Dutch comedian. Miss Rose Goodsll tiss
tslented scfre-s and are leading LADY Of
Tiblo's y Y. Ms Cors Max. the popular
>rio comic. Scenes ~ 0tfsws Beach
wfll comprise the nrst part -L nneieh boriv
relxhhcrs' vii be introduced n the olio,
ard the very funny comedy The IEfsh
Doctor. vii coRciade the performances.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11


f@<ias DsPszir1o1s 80 - I.aa - tss
x1i4l "a go S~-s.
Circuit Ccurf Comza issisasr Cpzaztocz y
is<lzs aspsslLloas Il Witnesses - - 4ssd
q tAs AsEsaslfs CsFcais CoUFt n TIE ezss
u Ihs Fss1le aszilzs A. +. SsIneEozo 8os
GoEsr10F el Al.ak4. Sxinsf0rd xss o3s
of ne Michigan Commissioners - tns Aes
0rlssaa Exposifion. All . Cd srsed sta
1aElEg .zlLed - aceo.llt t1r s. y q t1e
81 0t5 wh.eh wzs = a4fs bess dlsbarssd -
alu - col-elfl1g al 4Ers1xlnR sns nz2a-
era exhibit II "a et4le. t1s controversy
$ old alnlssi chestnut having ns1l
aa1 Eaaliy Fe.effsd - Atssrref
osasrzl fsggaFt so, upoa n-@k-
s1s rsSert sAlzA sAs
Pflased Ia ths fzLEszAs-h1BkLs a. t4s
tine, rzs iastr1ct31 y onns s4is as<s-s-t
Mr. rslletord q csme gel nlta - render a.
accounting - ths faEs. he bss eoai-
nlsaesi the SUR aud tae case : - 81 tried
a. tas SsDfsmber term Of IA A4f4rsEts
Circa-t CsafL
Tie witnesses wkoss dispositions are - =
t4ks1 here ara h-3Fg :. failek. Alfred p.
lozer. Clsrles ~. 0-yiiela. Herbert n;
Reynolds. q. Chase tiCdEin and !. BOYD
folL sao nas 0ssn greatly Interested Ia Lns
ease. @lli not be sworn here 5us expects %
q . Aar41sils 10 TESTIFY IA opea court.
Nothing new Ia ths csse Was de-
Fsioped - tie syiczace taksn yea
tercay, The evidences tending - disprose
rather than corrooorate many OF the news
paper stzfeulsnts. HubsrE NJ Reynolds
testified thAl be Vas employed bv the
Aiehigan exhibitors az the New Orleans
exposition. while there he met -1insi0sd
and talked with him fifteen minutes,
5sinefoEl didn't remain az the exposition
longer than three days and had little or
nothing 70 DO with the arrzngment OF The
Michigan exhibits.
Henry ). FrAlick told what be knew
about the packing and shipping OF the
goods % the exposition, and as far as be
Knew owinsfSrd had nothing 70 do with
the exhibits from the Lower Peninsula
.. Chase Goodwin said that ss Secretary
Of the Board he made an entry in his cash
book on the credit aide Of $500. Govern
ment draft, and one on the debit Ito cash"
for Srinssord for the mineral exhibit, ST.
go. Il being understood oy the commas
sion that $1,000 was TO Be used for the
mineral exhibit The testimony of A B.
Tozsr related mainly TO the organization
OF the commission, etc. he being the secre
tary before any active work was done oy
the Commissioners.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Horace Henderson. who is staying with
friends in the city and attending school.
was up to Dr.. Whit6eld's Office in the
Widdicomb building last evening being
vsccinated. After the operation be went
down stairs. and upon reaching the out
side door be tainted and fell down the iron
steps TO the stone pavement below. He
was picked up by some people who were
taken to DR.. Whitfeld's Office. which wa,
done. He was somewhat bruised and
stunned from his fall bat nothing serious
Is anticipated